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DETROIT

Friday, June 22, 1951

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JEWISH CHRONICLE

Crowned Queen

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Teen-Age Town Talk

By NIARCIA KLEINMAN

Hop,
ARE YOU doing this What—The
this summer?" That's the for 'id dance.
8-f1790 for tickets.
question on everyone's lips these
Who--Dick
Stein'.; band.
days as school.
How Much—Two dollars per
becomes only a
couple.
1 1 memory . and Va-
Chalk up one swell evening.
cation looms be-
Here's who had a SWCII time to
fore us. The an-
the singing tune of happy birth-
swers t o t h e
day dedicated to Annabelle's
question are
"Baby" Levine: Carolyn Sills
varied. The sum-
with Jack Hyman, Eleanor Shur
mer days f o r
and Bob Ogleshy, Sydelle Stein-
some of us: Flor-
man and Cole Verona, Shirley
ida, Charlevoix,
Levitt with Harold Gold, Sally
Canada, New
Korobkin with Seymour Gold,
Marcia
York, California
—"A few weeks away from it Evie Litvin and Mary Lichten-
all." Family cottages on a lake stein, Janet Label with Joe
beckon to the weary soul while Cohen, Cookie Lichtenstein with
MISS RAY COHEN of 2903 the stouthearted prefer to council Sid Lieb, Sue Victor with Wally
Buena Vista was recently at a summer camp to earn their Shambraum, Ethyl Tamler with
crowned queen of the Detroit room and board. Home lovers Sonny Cannon, Elaine Ross with
Institute of Technology at a choose to draw a paycheck for Monty Levey, Faye Labelle with
prom held in the Arabian Room fall luxuries or simmer in sum- Tom Beare, and Phyllis Bennet
of the Tuller Hotel. Miss Co- mer school, to chalk up those with Spike Davis.
hen, who is 5 feet, 6 inches tall, extra hours of credit.
Later in the evening Izzy Taub
has black hair and brown eyes.
But wherever you go, be it and Hal Fishman dropped in to
She was picked out of seven near of far, you have the sincer- give their best wishes. Anna-
finalists and received an orchid est wish that every one of the 70 belle's host, by the way, was Burt
and a dozen roses.
days and each of the 1,680 hours Leon.
and 112,800 minutes hold pleasure
Birthday congrats also to Janet
Woodward . . . he really knows for you.
Statfield and Shirley Goldstic10-
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how to mix a hot weather cool-
both celebrating their sixteenth.
er . . . spotted the Emanuel
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"Know ye all men by these
Kleins and the George Canvas-
'presents that Nate Peiss has com-
CHALK UP ONE fine time fur
sers in the dinners dept.
pleted work leading to the hon- the crowd who organized a hay
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orary degree of Ph. D. (Photo- ride at Morty's Stables last week.
BIRTHDAY CALL:
grapher Devotee) by service over They included Mary Zahler and
Many happy returns of the
and above that of his regular Harriet Shiener, Mark Bean and
day to Bernie Greenblat, Sylvia
classes (which he cut according- Elaine Catlin, Jerry Fidder and
Laurie
Bean, Ralph Granet,
ly), whereof, we hereon, and Sue Simons, Harold Garstemor
Friedenberg, Mark Heehlo, Abe
hereby affix our great seal." No, and Toby Hollander, Jerry Katz
Bernstein, Harold 'Cupie' Weiss,
these words aren't part of the and Sheila Altman, Roger Per-
Aaron Kraft, Joan Abrams,
nick and Florine Hoffman, Jerry
Anne Lane, Harry Smaller, Har- Constitution. They can be found
only on the Honorary degree Neff and Eleanor Silverman, Stan
ry Goldberg, Al Schaeffer, Joe
given by the Cass Tech English Levine and Sandra Berke, Jerry
Soffa, Melvin Fishman, Paul
Baker, Israel Kaner, Hy Blinder, department to Nate Peiss, photo- Isaacs with Bev Miller, Kenny
Abrams and Frances Gottlieb.
Harry Radine and Milton Ganz. grapher extraordinaire.
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I hope your report card didn't
ANNIVERSARY MAZEL
TIIOUGIIT FOR TI1E WEEK: ruin you like the fellow who de-
TOVS to the Harry Musts on
Unhappiness is not knowing clared "I'm like Napoleon — 1
their 28th hitch; it's the 27th what we want and killing our- went down in history:"
to the Jack Kings; the Edward
Please keep us posted here at
selves to get it.
Harrises chalk up their 25th;
3314 Tyler by dropping us a
When—June 28, 8 p.m.
Moris and Eva Sukenic hit their
Where — Bel-Air Hotel, 8231 letter or card from your hacienda
20th; Paul and -Evelyn Carpen-
wherever it may be,
ter celebrate their 17th; it's the Woodward.
Kaufman
Ira
14th for Barrister
and wife; the 13th for the
George Kays; the 12th mark for
the Max Simons; the 11th for
the Bernard Sukenics and Harry
Rosses; No. 10 for the Harold
Hasses; No. 8 for the Jack
Sweets, and the Harold Lang-
bergs chalk up their 4th.
DINNERS—LUNCHEONS
Another anniversary greeting
AFTER THEATRE SNACKS
Grill - Bar
to the Marvin Barkins.
W Grand Illyd. di Second "CHICKEN IN TIIE ROUGH *
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OPEN EVERY DAY AND SUNDAY

HAT

PHIL ROTHSCHILD

JUNE CONTINUES to lead as NAMES AND PLACES:
Note from barrister Milt
being the traditional month for
engagements and weddings with Weinstein 'bout Pisgah lodge's ;
newspaper col'ms bulging with big installation party Monday at
the Bel-Aire . . . Archie Katch-
romance news.
Here are a few late Dan Cu- er will hca installed as the new
prez . . Archie is a U. S.
pid activities:
federal referee in bankruptcy
Another close pal of mine has . . . Harry Yudkoft will do the
announced his intentions . . . installing.
Chuck Schwartz has asked Shir-
Sol Baltimore is in town from
.
ley Simons for her hand
she's the daughter of the late Ohio's Kent State Colege.
Howard Khroner has enlisted
Composer, Seymour Simons . . .
the "I do" will take place in in the Air Corps . . . Irene Cott
vacations in Calif. . . . Bill Mer-
the fall.
Popular Frieda Weinstein's sky, postcards that the bathing
heart now belongs to Hank beauties are still in abundance
at Miami Beach . . . Dr. Eugene
Shewach . . . she's wearing the
Shafarman packs up his family
ring now.
Al Goldfarb (Bondsman's Har- for a month's motor trip
ry's son) has popped the big throughout the west.
Rae Cohen was crowed queen
query to Babs Levy . . . his
brother Iry is engaged to Flo of the D. I. T. prom recently
held at the Tuller Hotel.
Levy, no relation though.
Father and son combination:
Dick Rycus and Rhoda Saliter
Harry Cohen is the new head
are a-ring hunting.
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of the Detroit B.B. Bowling
League and at the same time
WEDDING BELLS RINGING
Maureen Levitt and Dr. Leon- 1 son Eugene takes the gravel for
and Wayne exchange names on the DWC of the Young Bnai
Sunday . . . then off to Mexico Brith group.
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and Calif. honeymoon.
The big shindig between Ger- MAKING VIE ROUNDS:
ry TaMes and Bea Chodoroff Twosomes dancing at the W.
takes place also Sunday at the Bar . . . Charlotte Waterstone
Shaarey Zedek . . . they have and Ben Rothstein, Dick Cohen
picked Miami for their honey- and Phyliss Isaacs, Mel Alter
and Ethel Cohen, Paul Penslar
moon spot.
The vows between Connie Se- and Betty Greenfield, Cy Lam-
dan and Sam Stone took place pert and Sam Simons. Hello to
on the 20th. Their hide-away is Art Adelman who came in from
somewhere down south. his Calif. tepee to attend his sis-
Harry Velick and Sue Sher- ter Helen's wedding.
Good to see (A. E. Phi) Syl-
man middle aisle on the 25th
. . . Fay Guz and Herb Cherrin via back at the Town Pump ...
she keeps the customers coming
get married on the 28th.
Newly-weds Herb and Annette into, the place . • .
Greeted host Nick Lucas over
Rosen (Margolis) are honey-
mooning at N, Y.'s Grossinger's. at Miller's Sea Food Place on

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Newly remodeled distin-
guished restaurant-delicates-
sen and bar

• Luncheon
• Dinner
• Late Snacks

11th St. & Hazelwood

TR. 2-4375

LACHAR'S
RESTAURANT

and

Frozen Food Store

Now Open,

9144 LINWOOD

NORMANDI E

ADD:

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GOOD FOOD
is our busines

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LUNCHES
DINNERS

20176 LIVERNOIS

(S. of 8 Mile Rd.)

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CARSON BUICK

4-DOOR

'SPECIALDELUXE'
$2 , 02996

FOUR TIRES

DELIVERED
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RESTAURANT

7113 PURITAII
UN. 4-981C
CARRY OUT SERVICE •

Air Conditioned

Open from 4 p.m. to 3 a.m.
Closed Monday

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For Real Fun

go to

Mickey Woolf's

BEL-AIRE
COUNTRY CLUB

MARKOWITZ
JACK SALES
MANAGER

Lake and Pool on Grounds
. . • Swell Food .. . Lavish
Entertainment • . All Sports

CARSON BUICK

• Call or write Mickey Woolf,
17190 Stoepel, UN. 3-3737
or P.O. Box 159, Parksville,
N. Y., Sullivan County.

Res.: TU. 3-3960
TO. 8-2424
13900 HAMILTON
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FAMOUS LAST WORDS:

Ree'd your letter and was glad
to hear from you,"

ROBIN HOOD'S

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Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rafelson
will be host at a dinner party
Sunday at the J. W. V. home
to climax the season's activities
of the Robert Rafelson post and
auxiliary.

While to Drive Another Mile to Good

NORTHWOOD INN

FAMOUS FOR FINE FOODS
Dancing and Floor Shows Nightly

Open Sundays

JO. 4-6618

WOODWARD at 11!i MILE RD.

BUDDY'S

SERVING FULL COURSE DINNERS

RIBS AND CHICKEN OFF THE FIRE
Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., Sunday 1 p.m.
HOME MADE PINEAPPLE CHEESE PIE

BAR-B-Q
9050 Twelfth at Clairmount - WE DELIVER - TR. 2-8500

CARL'S

3020 GRAND RIVER. Free Parking.
TE. 2-8600. Private Banquet Rooms.
Serving the World's Finest Steaks,
Chops and Sea Food for more than
24 years. MI Reef aged in our own
cellars.

Chop
House

INoDoEdLICaInouds Cim ptimseERs
SP R' S
seTas
F
SPE CIALISTS
FOR STEAKS CHOPS AND CHICKEN
MILLE FAMOUS
Room Available for Parties and Banquets
Closed Monday

Choice Varieties of Beer and Wine
TO. 9-3760
On Woodward. One Block S of 7 Mile Road
"FOR THOSE WHO TREASURE
EATING PLEASURE"

Town Pump

Park at Montcalm
WO. 4-7833

Our Specialty — Steaks, Chops, Sea Food
Open daily from 11:0 a.m., including
Sundays. Smart and continuous enter-
tainment.

SAVOIA RESTAURANT

Chicken, Steaks, Frog Legs, Dinners. Spaghetti di Ravioli!
Full Course Dinners SI.50 Up
We Cater to Families and Parties
UN 2-1115
OPEN SUN.
15508 LIVERNOIS

BOESKY'S

SID'S

Enjoy the best in food and erg
tertainment at moderate prices.
Dancing nightly. We cater to parties and banquets. Open Sundays.
15241 E. WARREN at Barham TU. 2-3883
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Luncheons 11:30 to 3 p•m. Dinners
1 to II Open Sundays I to 10 p.m

KORMENDY'S HUNGARIAN DINING ROOM

Famous for Chicken Paprlkas, home roads cle•ese cake and strudel. Ban-
line; shower and party accommodations at any time. Closed Tuesday.
Open daily from 3 to 10 p.m. Sundays and holidays from 1 to IS par. e.
Call TR. 3-1444 if no answer TR 1-448$.

114 PALLISTER AVE. — Air Con•litleattl — FREE PARKING

